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“I would say, it is very likely that Tdeshi did leave the Chardovia neighborhood with her coupon in hand
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She did make it to the Kassikan, comatose and without the coupon, just some of the literature that came with it
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Not even a meek, half-hearted pat on the back, or a coupon for dinner-for-two at the local pizza joint
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skimming over the pharmacy coupon, and stormed straight into
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By the way, for each friend you send us who presents a coupon with your name and address on it, we
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The only thing he would have to look out for would be a stampede if the coupon interest rates were a few hundred basis points higher than the competitors
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“I've got to tell Lydia,” he said aloud, jumping up and handing the coupon to young
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The friend found a proper pair, handed over the coupon, paid for the merchandise and was arrested on the spot
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He was found out because it was not customary to include laces with the shoes; these were on a separate requisition coupon
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Butter now came in five-gram portions, and any customer who was asked for more than one coupon per meal would rightfully question exactly where in the creamy sauces it was hidden
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After the currency reform, new watches began appearing in jeweller’s stores with certified dates of manufacture, food drifted off the coupon system and into stores, you could buy shoes with or without laces for nothing but money and Volkswagen was rumoured to be restarting production soon
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Peter only faked a coupon for a friend
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The other thing you can do is offer a promotion code or coupon in the e-mail signature
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you when they enjoy the gift coupon
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For days on end, they would stand in the long lines before the closed shops with their cigarette coupon in their hands
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can “clip a coupon” or “stuff an envelope”
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The campaigns have been used in several Subway markets and have seen a coupon redemption rate as high as 8% in some markets
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waitress a discount coupon for a free lunch
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If, for example, a corporation can issue stock at a high price but chooses to issue high coupon
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The increase in market value occurs because XYZ’s price is bid up by investors who want the higher coupon rate on its
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coupon rate of 8 %
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yields (not coupon rates) based on demand for treasuries
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I carry a pizza coupon in my wallet all the time that is good for $5 off pizza
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I don’t always have my coupon file with me, but I do always have my wallet with me
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You will find you actually come out ahead in this deal, as the rebate will be the price of the item before the use of the coupon
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You can go either directly to the manufacturer's website and click around searching for a free coupon
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The second way you can find coupons online is by joining a site that contains many coupons you can print directly from, using their coupon saver program and their site
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Another way is to join the ever growing trend of a coupon train
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Online forums and social website groups often form coupon trains in which people get one another's addresses and send coupons to their online buddies' homes
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2) Printable coupons can sometimes be mailed to you if you press the help button on the coupon website you are on
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The advertisement carried a cut out coupon which was required to be returned with
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have as an incentive - a negative coupon
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The company was always running some type of promotion, and was doing what was called Direct Mail Advertising; they would mail a coupon to your home which offered a discounted meal if you presented the coupon
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Give these a try, and for your first order Iʼve hooked you up with a 15% off coupon
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coupon enthusiast, they may look upon the pile and think, "That is so
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Don’t purchase without a discount coupon
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Even with the 25% off coupon, a half a year’s
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If interest rates are higher than the coupon rate on a bond, the
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Zero Coupon Bond :A bond that has no coupon payments
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‘Yes, at the Ashram Dining Hall,’ she said and showed me the coupon booklet
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‘Are you a seeker or here as a tourist?’ She handed me my coupon
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Five days of movies, sale and coupon groceries, prescriptions, a new coffee maker plus gas and a car wash covered in one loop out and back form the driveway
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This note, of course, has a bit more gravity to it than a coupon
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She places a ration coupon on the counter
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For about ten years now, whenever Go and I hit a conversation lull, one of us would break in with a story about appliance repair or coupon fulfillment
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I couldn’t go out and buy a new car just because I wanted to, but I never had to think about the day-to-day stuff, coupon clipping and buying generic and knowing how much milk costs off the top of my head
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coupon: the interest rate on a corporate bond; it comes from the practice in the past of attaching to the certificate a series of coupons that one had to clip off and send to the company to collect the interest
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, Northern Pacific Railway 3s, due 2047 between 1922 and 1930), whereas a one-year maturity of any coupon rate selling at 80 would not because in a comparatively short time it must either be paid off at a 20-point advance or else default and probably suffer a severe decline in market value
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Deficient safety cannot be compensated for by an abnormally high coupon rate
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In Security Analysis, the principle is developed and reiterated that “a high coupon rate is not adequate compensation for the assumption of substantial risk of principal
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Even assuming that the high coupon rates [on higher yielding securities] will, in the great aggregate, more than compensate on an actuarial basis for the risks accepted, such bonds are still undesirable investments from the personal standpoint of the average investor
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But a prudent and intelligent investor should be able to avoid this temptation, and reconcile himself to accepting an unattractive yield from the best bonds, in preference to risking his principal in second-grade issues for the sake of a large coupon return
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But even assuming that the high coupon rates will, in the great aggregate, more than compensate on an actuarial basis for the risks accepted, such bonds are still undesirable investments from the personal standpoint of the average investor
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Practically speaking, this means that acknowledged risks of losing principal should not be offset merely by a high coupon rate, but can be accepted only in return for a corresponding opportunity for enhancement of principal, e
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As a speculative operation, the purchase of foreign obligations at low prices, such as prevailed in 1932, might prove well justified by the attendant possibilities of profit; but these tremendously depreciated quotations are in themselves a potent argument against later purchases of new foreign issues at a price close to 100% of face value, no matter how high the coupon rate may be set
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, Seaboard Air Line and Wabash) have required holders of maturing equipment obligations to extend their maturities for a short period or to exchange them for trustee’s or receiver’s certificates carrying a lower coupon
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It provided that the coupon rate on the 6% first-mortgage bonds should be reduced to 3% during the four years 1933–1936, restored to 6% for 1937–1938, and advanced to 7% for 1939–1951, thus making up the 12% foregone in the earlier years
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A sound investment was by definition one that could be bought, put away, and forgotten except on coupon or dividend dates
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127–128 on accompanying CD) Today, the same is true of bonds when the issuer stops paying the coupon
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Even the institutions that are not legally bound to sell when a coupon is missed will often do so anyway
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7 Most of those sold between 1934 and 1939 either carried very low coupon rates or immediately jumped to a prohibitive premium
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The field of speculative values proper would therefore commence somewhere near the 70 level (for bonds with a coupon rate of 4% or larger) and would offer maximum possibilities of appreciation of at least 50% of the cost
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This relationship must hold true regardless of how high the coupon or dividend rate, the par value or the redemption price of the senior issue may be and, particularly, regardless of what amount of unpaid interest or dividends may have accumulated
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It was akin to buying a bond yielding 14%, with a decent chance that the coupon payments would rise over time
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Examples: As prominent illustrations of this practice, we cite the charge of $40,600,000 against surplus made by United States Steel Corporation in 1929, in connection with the retirement at 110 of $307,000,000 of its own and subsidiaries’ bonds, also the charge of $9,600,000 made against surplus in 1927 by Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, growing out of the retirement at a premium of various bond and preferred-stock issues and their replacement by new securities bearing lower coupon and dividend rates
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If the $12,000,000 bond issue had carried a 6% coupon, the interest charges of $720,000 would then be earned less than 1½ times
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Our investor would be rejecting a bond merely because it pays him a generous coupon rate, and he would be accepting another bond merely because it pays him a low interest rate
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10 In an exceptional year such as 1921 strongly entrenched bonds were offered bearing a 7% coupon, due to the prevailing high money rates
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6 The size of the premium was due in part to the high coupon rate
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Aprofusion of these issues exists, covering a wide variety of coupon rates and maturity dates
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Some of the well-entrenched obligations with “old-style” coupon rates (2½% to 4%) sold at about 50 cents on the dollar in 1970
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Currently we have a different situation in which even well-secured issues sell at large discounts if carrying coupon rates of, say, 4½% or less
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Our basic point is that the application of the simplest rules of security analysis and the simplest standards of sound investment would have revealed the fundamental weakness of the Penn Central system long before its bankruptcy—certainly in 1968, when the shares were selling at their post-1929 record, and when most of its bond issues could have been exchanged at even prices for well-secured public-utility obligations with the same coupon rates
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* A bond’s “coupon” is its interest rate; a “low-coupon” bond pays a rate of interest income below the market average
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Even so, there is an important, and difficult to deal with, difference between the two: A bond has a coupon and maturity date that define future cash flows; but in the case of equities, the investment analyst must himself estimate the future "coupons
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" Furthermore, the quality of management affects the bond coupon only rarely-chiefly when management is so inept or dishonest that payment of interest is suspended
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If we treat the coupon payments as if they were dividends, we can evaluate bond and note forward contracts in a similar manner to stock forwards
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In return, we will receive fixed coupon payments on which we can earn interest
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ci = each coupon expected prior to maturity of the forward contract
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Depending on the coupon rate, the prices of these products may range freely without upper limit, often exceeding 100
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Market-linked CDs, like traditional versions, give you some small guaranteed return (a coupon) if the market goes up, but you also get to participate in the upside
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The cost of borrowing, or of remaining short, is the interest rate (not the coupon rate, but the full yield to maturity including drift toward par)
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Both on-the-run bonds and interest rate swaps closely resemble coupon-bearing par bonds (bonds whose coupon rate equals market yield) and there are straightforward mathematical mappings between par, zero-coupon (spot), and forward rate curves
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Similarly, any discount or premium coupon bond earns part of its return (the part in addition to coupon income) via the “pull-to-par” effect as the bond ages
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Treasury, and it hardly seems wise to pay 12%–20% of the average coupon in expenses for these funds
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(The reason is that almost the entire value of the bond is represented by the subsequent 5% coupon payments, worth only half of the current 10% market yield
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This is because the lower the coupon or dividend yield, the longer the duration
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Carries a coupon, or the amount of interest it yields
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Coupon: The regular interest payment made to the bondholders during the life of the bond
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A coupon of 6% on a $1000 bond means that $60 interest will be paid, usually as two semiannual $30 payments
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Treasury inflation-protected security (TIPS): A Treasury bond or note whose coupon and principal payment are indexed to inflation
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Ignoring the maturity date, what you need to know is the price, the coupon, and the reinvestment rate
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If we can buy 10 percent current coupons and if the coupon grows at 10 percent, the math says we will generate an annual 20 percent unlevered return
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Maslova got the money, which she had also hidden in a roll, and passed the coupon to Korableva
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IN the meantime Mahin, the schoolboy who had taught his friend Smokovnikov to forge the coupon, had finished his career at school and then at the university, where he had studied law
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